Austin man visits hometown in Moulton over weekend
C. T. Johnson of Austin spent last weekend in Moulton visiting home folks and friends.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1937
Page
4
C. T. Johnson of Austin spent last weekend in Moulton visiting home folks and friends.
La Grange announces plans for the Guadalupe valley firemen semiannual convention to be held November 7 under Chief C. V. Creuzbaur. Committee chairs named include Registration W. Hruska eats G. A Koenig and A W Koenig entertainment C C Albrecht program M F Dikerson.
The Automobile Manufacturers association reports more than 9 900 000 miles of road are open to motorists worldwide. In eight years, over 4 900 000 miles were added, a 51 percent increase in global motor routes.
The 75th congress in continuous session since January adjourned sine die on Saturday evening. Moulton Public Schools will open September 6, and parents should ensure children start on opening day and attend regularly until the session ends.
Governor Graves of Alabama appoints his wife to fill the United States Senate seat of the late Hugo Black who joined the Supreme Court. She will hold the office until after the April election.
In Friday action the State board set the per capita scholastic apportionment for the next school year at 22 dollars. The writer critiques cosmetic conventions and government urging spending, contrasting fish stories with public funding irony while noting the educational allocation decision.
Though early, the town outlines a fall observance for Moulton’s 50th anniversary with plans for a daylong celebration and community events featuring residents and local groups.
Parents receive a special college term offer from The Eagle with nine months of service for one dollar for students. The promotion targets households of college students and runs for the upcoming term.
Governor James V. Allred recently traveled to Mexico marking the second time in 100 years a Texas executive visited the neighboring republic. The trip highlights continued diplomatic and regional ties between Texas and Mexico.
P. Pierce Brooks of Dallas, who ran for governor last year, announces a fresh political venture while weighing which issue to pursue next, signaling continued public life and ambition.
The United States plans to transfer six outdated destroyers to Brazil for training. The idea opens the possibility that other South American nations may borrow warships for similar training purposes.
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